I've been dancing at Bella Vita for several months now, and I couldn't be happier to have found…read moresuch a fun and welcoming studio. All of the instructors are incredibly talented and super patient, making this a very low-stress way to learn how to dance, or advance existing skills. I am new to New England and really introverted, but I've managed to make so many amazing friends here! Everyone is so nice and helpful! The classes are diverse & reasonably priced, and there are always events and socials to look forward to. Just try out one class, and you'll be hooked!

My husband and I tried the 603 social dancing. We didn't know what to expect since we are still…read morebeginners, but we felt right at home immediately as everybody was just friendly and warm regardless of their expertise level. We also tried the dance lessons and each time, we learn something new that we can bring to the social. We enjoyed so much that we brought some friends the next few times. True enough, they too had a blast! This is now my new healthy vice!

I love this dance studio! I have two left feet and the staff here has helped my confidence with…read moredance grow! It's very much a family friendly atmosphere, and I can't wait to be able to get back into classes at this studio!

this dance school is run by amazing teachers who truly care about their students.My grandaughters…read morehave gone there for years and I have been happy each and every year!

Had a great time! Class was great for me - I am a beginner. I enjoyed Julia's energy and friendly…read moreattitude. She was positive and encouraged each student. I took the foxtrot class and came out of the 45min lesson with some new step skills.

We signed up for an introductory wedding dance session to build my now husband's confidence - and…read morewe both ended up loving it!! We worked with Shayla in the weeks leading up to our wedding and she gave us so many ideas and tips to add finesse to our dance without making it stressful or difficult. They are flexible with what you are looking for and can work with whatever level of experience you have (in our case, it was none). On our big day, we crushed it!!! If you're at all questioning what to do for your first dance, give Royal Palace a try!!

I've been taking lessons now for a year and a half and continue to love my Arthur Murray…read moreexperience! This is a first for me as I generally try something new for a few months and tend to lose interest in the activity. What I thought would be a six-week introduction to Dance turned into a whole new life experience. The group of Instructors and fellow students make this a very fun, supportive environment to learn Ballroom dancing. The entire Team of Dance Instructors at the Manchester Studio are Fantastic bringing knowledge, skill and passion to the adventure. Fun, social events are constantly being offered and I have met many new wonderful people. This year was my very first Dance -O- Rama at Foxwoods and it was a fantastic experience!

Great place to learn ballroom dancing. The staff has many friendly and knowledgeable instructors…read morewho know how to keep it fun, while teaching techniques that make you look great on the dance floor. Very highly recommended.

This place is fabulous! The instructors are very skilled and great at what they do. Juel (the…read moreowner) is very experienced, fun, knowledgeable, and supportive. I cannot believe how much I have learned from her in the few months I have been taking classes there. The environment is friendly for all levels, wether you are a pole expert or never touched one in your life. I was nervous I was going to be intimidated, but was very pleasantly surprised- the atmosphere is so welcoming and positive. The ceilings are high, the studio is always clean and at a comfortable temperature, and we always get a good laugh or two during class. This is a great place to go to learn!

I visited this new studio today for an open level class and it is awesome - 12'+ tall poles (four…read more45's and one 40mm), 2 aerial hoops, hardwood floors, big mirrors, and a pretty exposed brick wall. The best part is that the owner Juel is a great teacher and an amazing gymnast and dancer herself. She is active in the pole dance competition circuit, so she understands and can teach new and advanced tricks and combinations, but at the same time she is very patient and encouraging with beginners, and makes sure that they learn the fundamentals correctly (and on both sides!). The combination of the tall poles and her expert instruction make my hour-long drive from Boston 100% worthwhile.

I signed up for a 3 month membership, not that they gave me a contract. The manager Clarissa just…read moretook my credit card and entered it into their system, no problem. That should have been my first warning. After fulfilling my 3rd payment, I found out that I need to have surgery and won't be able to attend anymore classes during recovery. And after I recover, I'll be moving out of state to care for my dad. So I submitted a cancellation request. I tried to do it through the app as it suggested but it just told me to call or visit the studio. When I called, no one answered and I thought, I'll be there in 2 days so I'll let them know then. When I got there, the girl told me she was 'just the weekend help' and couldn't cancel my policy and I would need to email the manager Clarissa. Okay, no big deal. So I did. But apparently by the time I got in touch with her I was a few days past the "30 day policy". Now, I've already payment for the 3 month program I agreed to, so why should I need to cancel anything to begin with. To me, this was just a curtesy so they wouldn't auto charge me for another month. But Clarissa tells me that I've missed the cut off time so I'll be charged another $300 for 8 classes that I won't even be able to use and says perkily in the email that they look forward to seeing me after my recovery. Which tells me 2 things. She didn't pay any attention to what I actually said in the email and she simply doesn't care. So I call, express my disappointment and she offers to escalate my concerns, which I agree to. Then, I get an email from Hannah, the Regional Manager telling me that despite my surgery and moving out of state, they have to be consistent with their policy for all members and (again) that I'll have access to the club through the end of August and they hope to see me there. Now someone make it make sense. I've told them I won't be medically capable or logistically capable of attending classes but they still tell me they hope to see me there? This company, admittedly, may have great instructors and great classes but they have no care for their members except for the money their members are bringing in. This is a company that I would rather cut of my nose to spite my face than ever deal with again. Most companies have medical policies or relocation policies in place for members that are dealing with real life situations, but not Club Pilates. Admittedly, I should have asked for the contract before signing up, that is most definitely my fault. With that being said, their predatory practices of signing you up without offering a contract and making it oh so easy to become a member without having to sign on the dotted line are disgusting. I will NEVER sign up with this company again. Lesson learned.

Love this place, they make everyone feel welcome! I love the fact that they will call to check in…read moreif you haven't been in, no pressure at all just a friendly nudge! Love that!